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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY              
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
809 PM CDT WED APR 2 2008

AFTER A CLEAR DAY OVER MOST OF THE REGION YESTERDAY...CLOUDS MADE A 
QUICK RETURN TO WESTERN AND CENTRAL OKLAHOMA AND WESTERN NORTH TEXAS 
TODAY.  THUNDERSTORMS...WITH BRIEF MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN AND 
ISOLATED SMALL HAIL...MOVED ACROSS AREAS OF WESTERN NORTH 
TEXAS...SOUTHWESTERN AND CENTRAL OKLAHOMA...WITH RAINFALL AMOUNTS 
AVERAGING FROM ONE TO THREE TENTHS OF AN INCH.  MANY LOCATIONS IN 
THE OKLAHOMA CITY AREA RECEIVED AROUND ONE HALF INCH OF RAIN...WHILE 
THE BOWLEGS MESONET SITE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY RECEIVED JUST OVER ONE 
INCH.  NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA REMAINED DRY.  TEMPERATURES REMAINED IN 
THE MID TO UPPER 50S THROUGHOUT MOST OF THE AFTERNOON...EXCEPT IN 
HARPER COUNTY...WHERE THE SKY REMAINED PARTLY CLOUDY UNTIL AROUND 4 
PM.  THE HIGH TEMPERATURE IN BUFFALO REACHED 66.

AT 8 PM...THE SKY WAS OVERCAST.  TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE UPPER 40S 
TO THE LOW 50S.  THE WIND WAS FROM THE SOUTHEAST AT 10 TO 15 MPH IN 
NORTHERN AND WESTERN OKLAHOMA...AND WAS FROM THE EAST AT AROUND 10 
MPH ELSEWHERE.

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TAYLOR